FINANCES & PLANNING
Only 5% of U.S. Adults Can Ace This 8-Question Financial-Literacy Test. Can You?
The 2026 report marks the 10th consecutive year that the TIAA Institute and GFLEC have assessed financial literacy among U.S. adults.
Financial Literacy Slides to 10-Year Low in the United States
Women answered 44% of the questions correctly, while men achieved an average score of 50%. Generation Z adults between the ages of 18 and 29 recorded the lowest score of any age group, answering only 38% of questions correctly.
Bankers Nationwide Mark Teach Children to Save Day
Financial literacy fuels the American Dream, and initiatives like Teach Children to Save help equip the next generation with the knowledge to unlock both opportunity and long-term financial security.
What Family Financial Planning Means for Long-Term Household Money Decisions
Careful planning makes it possible for families to give timely support without jeopardizing future financial stability.
Emerging Markets Rely on Online Resources as Financial Planners Remain Scarce
Technology is bridging gaps in financial literacy, giving people in emerging markets the tools to make informed investment decisions despite fewer financial advisors.
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